List of vice-chancellors and wardens of Durham University

Source: Durham University records. • 1831 – 1834 Charles Thorp (acting) • 1834 – 1862 Charles Thorp • 1862 – 1869 George Waddington • 1869 – 1894 William Lake • 1894 – 1909 George William Kitchin Sub-wardens Source: Fowler (1904) and Durham University records. • 1839 – 1840 Henry Jenkyns (Professor of Divinity) • 1840 – 1841 Temple Chevallier (Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy) • 1841 – 1842 Henry Jenkyns • 1842 – 1843 John Edwards (Professor of Greek and Classical Literature) • 1843 – 1844 Temple Chevallier • 1844 – 1845 Henry Jenkyns • 1845 – 1846 John Edwards • 1846 – 1847 Temple Chevallier • 1847 – 1848 Henry Jenkyns • 1848 – 1849 John Edwards • 1849 – 1850 Temple Chevallier • 1850 – 1851 Henry Jenkyns • 1851 – 1852 John Edwards • 1852 – 1853 Temple Chevallier • 1853 – 1854 Henry Jenkyns • 1854 – 1855 John Edwards • 1855 – 1856 Temple Chevallier • 1856 – 1857 Henry Jenkyns • 1857 – 1858 John Edwards • 1858 – 1859 Temple Chevallier • 1859 – 1860 Henry Jenkyns • 1860 – 1861 John Edwards • 1861 – 1871 Temple Chevallier • 1872 Thomas Saunders Evans • 1872 – 1880 Adam S. Farrar • 1880 – 1895 Robert J. Pearce • 1895 – 1902 Alfred Plummer • 1902 – 1909 Frank Byron Jevons Vice Wardens Since 1967 the holders of the post of Vice Warden has been held in plurality with that of Pro-Vice-Chancellor. ==Vice-chancellors==

Source: Durham University records. • 1910 – 1912 Frank Byron Jevons (Master of Hatfield Hall) • 1912 – 1914 George Hare Philipson (President of the College of Medicine) • 1914 – 1916 Henry Gee (Master of University College) • 1916 – 1918 William Henry Hadow (Principal of Armstrong College) • 1918 – 1920 John Stapylton Grey Pemberton (President of the Council of Durham Colleges) • 1920 – 1922 David Drummond (President of the College of Medicine) • 1922 – 1924 Arthur Robinson (Master of Hatfield College) • 1924 – 1926 Theodore Morison (Principal of Armstrong College) • 1926 – 1928 Percy John Heawood (Professor of Mathematics) • 1928 – 1930 Thomas Oliver (President of the College of Medicine) • 1930 – 1932 Henry Ellershaw (Master of University College) • 1932 – 1934 William Sinclair Marris (Principal of Armstrong College) • 1934 – 1936 Stephen Moulsdale (Principal of St Chad's College) • 1936 – 1937 Robert Bolam (President of the College of Medicine) • 1937 – 1938 James Duff (Warden of the Durham Colleges 1937 – 1960) • 1939 – 1940 Eustace Percy (Rector of King's College 1937 – 1951) • 1941 – 1942 James Duff • 1943 – 1944 Eustace Percy • 1945 – 1946 James Duff • 1947 – 1948 Eustace Percy • 1949 – 1950 James Duff • 1951 Eustace Percy • 1952 Charles Bosanquet (Rector of King's College 1951 – 1963) • 1953 – 1954 James Duff • 1955 – 1956 Charles Bosanquet • 1957 – 1958 James Duff • 1959 – 1960 Charles Bosanquet • 1961 – 1963 Derman Christopherson (Warden of the Durham Colleges from 1960) ==Vice-chancellors and wardens==

Source: Durham University records • 2022 – present: Karen O'Brien == Pro-vice-chancellors ==

Source: Durham University records. Since the mid 2010s, the PVCs have had responsibility for specific portfolios – these are: education; research; colleges and student experience; global; and equality, diversity and inclusion, but have previously also included PVCs for each of the university's faculties. • 1910-1911 George Hare Philipson • 1910-1916 William Henry Hadow • 1910-1916 John Stapylton Grey Pemberton • 1912-1914 Frank Byron Jevons • 1914-1918 George Hare Philipson • 1916-1918 Henry Gee • 1916-1921 Frank Byron Jevons • 1918-1919 David Drummond • 1920-1923 Theodore Morison • 1920-1926 John Stapylton Grey Pemberton • 1922-1926 David Drummond • 1924-1930 Arthur Robinson • 1926-1930 Theodore Morison • 1927-1928 Robert Howden • 1928-1932 Percy John Heawood • 1930-1932 Thomas Oliver • 1930-1932 William Sinclair Marris • 1932-1936 Robert Alfred Bolam • 1932-1937 John Stapylton Grey Pemberton • 1932-1934 Stephen Richard Platt Moulsdale • 1934-1937 William Sinclair Marris • 1936-1937 Stephen Richard Platt Moulsdale • 1937-1939 Eustace Percy • 1939-1941 James Duff • 1941-1943 Eustace Percy • 1943-1945 James Duff • 1945-1947 Eustace Percy • 1947-1949 James Duff • 1949-1951 Eustace Percy • 1951-1953 James Duff • 1953-1955 Charles Bosanquet • 1955-1957 James Duff • 1957-1959 Charles Bosanquet • 1959-1960 James Duff • 1960-1961 Derman G. Christopherson • 1961-1962 Charles Bosanquet • 1962-1963 Walter A. Whitehouse • 1963-1969 Sidney Holgate (PVC and vice-warden from 1967) • 1967-1970 George Rochester • 1969-1973 Leonard Slater • 1970-1979 William K. R. Musgrave • 1973-1974 Mary Holdsworth • 1974-1982 James L. Brooks • 1979 George M. Brown • 1979-1984 Eric Sunderland • 1982-1985 Irene Hindmarsh • 1984-1990 John I. Clarke • 1985-1988 Edward C. Salthouse • 1987-1992 James P. Barber • 1988-1994 Graham E. Rodmell • 1991-1997 Peter D. B. Collins • 1992-1999 Michael Prestwich • 1994-2000 Barry S. Gower • 1997-2004 John Howard Anstee • 1999-2005 Joy Annette Palmer-Cooper • 2000-2006 Alan Bilsborough • 2004-2007 Philip Alan Jones • 2005-2008 James Stirling • 2007-2008 Gillian May Nicholls • 2007-2016 Ray Hudson • 2008-2014 Tom McLeish • 2008-2012 Anthony Forster • 2008-2015 Robin Coningham • 2012-2015 Tom Ward • 2011-2016 Graham Towl (and deputy warden of the colleges) • 2014-2018 Claire Warwick (education portfolio from 2017) • 2019–present Colin Bain (research) • 2018–present Claire O'Malley (global) • 2019–present Jeremy Cook (colleges and student experience) • 2021–present Shaid Mahmood (equality, diversity and inclusion) • 2021–present Tony Fawcett (education) Pro-vice-chancellors and deputy vice-chancellors • 2004-2007 Philip Alan Jones • 2011-2016 Ray Hudson Deputy vice-chancellors and provosts • 2016-2022 Antony Long • 2022–2023 Richard Crisp (acting); formerly Deputy Provost • 2023–present Mike Shipman ==See also==